Review on Gaming keyboard Bloody B820R LK Light Strike Blue, black, Russian by Jnis Stepi ᠌

So I'll write down the points that I liked and what I didn't: Liked: + blue switches don't have a very loud click when compared to conventional mechanics (on blue ones) from other manufacturers. + keycaps are easy to replace with others. + Switches can be replaced if you disassemble the keyboard. + nice and fast response to pressing. + probably high reliability due to the design, namely, IR optics is more reliable than conventional mechanics, there is nothing to oxidize, there will be no double click on the key. + the whole board is varnished, there will never be oxidation. + good design, nothing superfluous. Minuses: - terrible font on keycaps, unreadable! - you can't buy other switches anywhere. - legs from below only in the corners, there are no rubber feet in the center, it can bend if you press the keyboard hard. - the LEDs are not protected, you can damage them when removing the keycap with a puller. - the metal panel beats with current because it touches the grounding of the board through a special spring and goes to the case of the system unit, through the USB cable. If the PC is not grounded, it will be plucked by current, 110 volts on the keyboard case. An unpleasant fact that can be overcome in 2 ways: either remove that spring and put insulation or ground the PC. - unnecessary digital block. - there is no way to reduce the color change speed of the backlight without a driver. - the backlighting of the keys is bad, it cannot highlight the characters on the cakes that are, for example, in the middle or at the bottom of the keycap!